"Delia Morre's birthday of Section A attended by Stella S..."
This site is open to all Class 1990 of Abellana National School. Everybody is encouraged to post whatever you have in mind. For posting privilige, please leave your name and email address in the chatbox and posting invites will be sent to you immediately...
Sunday, April 26, 2009
The Year That Was... 1990 by Fred L
"CAT Officers Pictorial..."
"A group pictorial after CAT Graduation..." 
"Trade Section A graduates..."
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
The Year That Was... 1990 by Tina
"Girls 3rd Yr Section 1 during playground demonstration, December 1988..."
"JHAC MARS of General Section 1...." 
"Taken during CAT GRADUATION... officers and members of HAWK Squadron..."Saturday, April 11, 2009
The Year That Was... 1990 by Rowel L
" General Class Section 1 class pictorial..."
"General Class Section 1 group pictorial..." 
"General Class Section 1 group pictorial with the three macho..." 
"Cooking class group pictorial of General Section 1..."
"One of the Palabas Presentation of the CAT Officers... to the tune of Electric Youth and Twist and Shout..."
"One of the deadly looks of the Boys Scout Pictorial in our times..."
Thursday, April 9, 2009
High School Friends by Beverly
"Rhodora F-M, Mary Jane P, Jane L-F, Beverly C, Hazel W, Judilyn C, all of General Section 1 during Bev's homecoming last June 2007..."
High School Friends by Tina
"Tina and Hazel from General Section 1 at Glorietta, Makati City last December 2008."
Sunday, March 29, 2009
How To Post In This Blog?
This tutorial will run though the basics of posting to a Blogger blog. This is intended for newbies and should give a quick overview on how to get you started. This is good as 1, 2, 3...
Step 1: Login
First, you have to register for a Google Account using your e-mail address. Then, you can use this access details everytime you log in to Blogger to make a post to this blog or any blog in which you are authorized to do so.
Once you have access details, enter your username and password and hit Sign In.
Step 2: The Dashboard
This is the starting point for all Blogger accounts. It will list the blogs that you have the access to post to and give you a few other options. Lets click on the New Post link to create a new blog entry.
Step 3: The Post
Now you should be at the post creation screen. This is where you enter the good stuff. The title (A) is the title of this entry and it also gets shown in the web browsers title tag. Make sure that it’s specific to this post and not something to generic.
The big box below the title is the post box. (B) Go ahead and enter in your content. You have the ability to add formatting, links and upload images.
You’ll notice two tabs at the top. (C) Compose is for most users. It gives you the pretty output and hides all the raw HTML code. Advanced users can click the Edit Html tab to do extra formatting or make code edits.
You’ll also see a Preview link. (D) This just shows you how your post will look once it’s rendered in a web browser. Most of the time, it’ll look no different that what you see in the compose tab.
At the bottom you’ll see Labels. (E) This is Bloggers way of organizing information and you can think of them as categories. Type in any words or phrases that you want and separate each one by a comma. I’d suggest putting in one or two word phrases and avoid anything more than three words. These should also function as tags for tag based search engines.
If you are ready for the post to be made live, click the Publish button. (F) Once you do so, your blog will be updated with the new post for everyone to see. If you want to save this post for later, click the Save as Draft button and Blogger will not make it live. Instead it’ll be kept under the Edit Posts area in the top menu and marked as a draft.
These are the basics to get any new Blogger users up and running. Hopefully, it’s easy to understand and follow. If not, let me know what questions or issues you might have.
Step 1: Login
First, you have to register for a Google Account using your e-mail address. Then, you can use this access details everytime you log in to Blogger to make a post to this blog or any blog in which you are authorized to do so.Once you have access details, enter your username and password and hit Sign In.
Step 2: The Dashboard
This is the starting point for all Blogger accounts. It will list the blogs that you have the access to post to and give you a few other options. Lets click on the New Post link to create a new blog entry.Step 3: The Post
Now you should be at the post creation screen. This is where you enter the good stuff. The title (A) is the title of this entry and it also gets shown in the web browsers title tag. Make sure that it’s specific to this post and not something to generic.The big box below the title is the post box. (B) Go ahead and enter in your content. You have the ability to add formatting, links and upload images.
You’ll notice two tabs at the top. (C) Compose is for most users. It gives you the pretty output and hides all the raw HTML code. Advanced users can click the Edit Html tab to do extra formatting or make code edits.
You’ll also see a Preview link. (D) This just shows you how your post will look once it’s rendered in a web browser. Most of the time, it’ll look no different that what you see in the compose tab.
At the bottom you’ll see Labels. (E) This is Bloggers way of organizing information and you can think of them as categories. Type in any words or phrases that you want and separate each one by a comma. I’d suggest putting in one or two word phrases and avoid anything more than three words. These should also function as tags for tag based search engines.
If you are ready for the post to be made live, click the Publish button. (F) Once you do so, your blog will be updated with the new post for everyone to see. If you want to save this post for later, click the Save as Draft button and Blogger will not make it live. Instead it’ll be kept under the Edit Posts area in the top menu and marked as a draft.
These are the basics to get any new Blogger users up and running. Hopefully, it’s easy to understand and follow. If not, let me know what questions or issues you might have.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
2 Very Useful YouTube Hacks
Do you utilize YouTube to host videos you create and want to share with the world at the best quality? Has someone else created a YouTube video, but you are only interested in a portion of it for your blog or website?Here are 2 tips that help ensure your audience has a better YouTube experience:
Tip 1. Forcing the browser to use the High Quality version of the video.
You may notice just under the lower right coner of the video window, some videos have an option to “Watch In High Quality”. By default, these videos will play as a 320×240 FLV file at 320Kb/s.
Check out this sample:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBGeNeofk0A
The user could click on this link to “Watch in High Quality” which will reload the video and play the MP4 version , which is 480×360 at 512Kb/s. By adding &fmt=18 to the end of the URL, you’ll make the URL you share with others bring them right to the high quality version.
Here’s the same video in the High Quality view:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBGeNeofk0A&fmt=18
What else are you gaining besides increased video resolution? The video is compressed with H.264 compression, so you get better video even at the same data rate. You also go from a low fidelity mono audio feed to stereo @ 44.1Khz sample rate.
&fmt=6 increases the resolution from 320×240 to 448×336, Flash 7 video @ 900Kbps; audio @ 44.1KHz 96Kbps Mono CBR.
&fmt=18 increases the resolution to 480×360, H.264 video @ 512Kbps; audio @ 44.1KHz 128Kbps Stereo. Note, the bandwidth may be lower, but it’s utilizing a more efficient compression codec.
UPDATE: &fmt=22 increaes the resolution to 720p HD video if the source was uploaded at a high enough resolution.
Tip 2. Advancing the video to a specific playback point.
If you evern wanted to link to a video in YouTube that was lengthy, but had a very interesting part partway through, there is a hack to allow you to begin playback at a precise time. You can specify the minutes and seconds of the start time like this:
add #t=53s to the end of the URL to start at 53 seconds into it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBGeNeofk0A#t=53s
add #t=1m57s to the end of the video URL to start playback at 1 minute 57 seconds:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBGeNeofk0A#t=1m57s
Think of this as bookmarking your video clips! Now you can link to a video, and have an index of the segments included, which link right to that precise moment!
Source: wacblog.washcoll.edu
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